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JOHANNES HEVELIUS (1611-1687). Polish astronomer. Hevelius and his wife, Elisabeth, observing the heavens. Copper engraving from Hevelius Machina coelestis, 1673

JOHANNES HEVELIUS (1611-1687). Polish astronomer. Hevelius and his wife, Elisabeth, observing the heavens. Copper engraving from Hevelius Machina coelestis, 1673


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JOHANNES HEVELIUS (1611-1687). Polish astronomer. Hevelius and his wife, Elisabeth, observing the heavens. Copper engraving from Hevelius Machina coelestis, 1673

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1673 Astronomer Astronomy Elisabeth Hevelius Johan Observation Observatory Polish Research Scientist Sextant


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This print captures the renowned Polish astronomer, Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687), and his wife, Elisabeth, engrossed in their celestial observations. The image is a copper engraving taken from Hevelius Machina coelestis, a significant astronomical work published in 1673. In this enchanting scene, we witness the couple's deep fascination with the heavens as they meticulously study the night sky together. Johannes Hevelius was an esteemed scientist and researcher who made significant contributions to astronomy during his lifetime. His observatory in Gdansk became a hub of scientific inquiry and discovery. The presence of Elisabeth by her husband's side highlights not only their shared passion for astronomy but also serves as a testament to her own involvement in scientific pursuits. It is remarkable to see a woman actively participating in such intellectual endeavors during this era. Both figures are depicted holding instruments essential for their observations; Johannes holds what appears to be a sextant while Elisabeth gazes through what could possibly be a telescope or another instrument used for studying celestial bodies. This evocative image not only pays homage to the brilliance of Johannes Hevelius but also celebrates the partnership between him and his wife, Elisabeth. Their dedication and commitment to unraveling the mysteries of the universe serve as an inspiration even centuries later.

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